That might be fair. Could argue that banning like the UK did or funding a way to crackdown on the black market might be better.
It isn't really clear from the article if increases are still reducing numbers or not (even if it's at a reduced rate).
That might be fair. Could argue that banning like the UK did or funding a way to crackdown on the black market might be better.
It isn't really clear from the article if increases are still reducing numbers or not (even if it's at a reduced rate).